Try your hand at these brain-busting trivia questions. Remember, please, that you may not google or use any reference sources for the first 24 hours of this thread.

-1. Which Supreme Court Justice wrote the Miranda Warning?
-2. In Dr. Seuss' Horton Hatches an Egg, what was Horton?
-3. What type of crime scene evidence is used in "forensic palynology"?
-4. Who was the first vice president of the United States to be elected in a separate vote by the Electoral College? (G C)
-5. Which planet in our solar system is the densest?
-6. Who is the only person to win a Nobel Prize for Literature based on his ability to write and speak?
-7. In the hard-boiled world of detectives Philip Marlowe and Sam Spade, what is a flivver?
-8. According to a Victorian rhyme, what should a bride wear in her shoe on the day of her wedding?
-9. How was Maude related to the Bunker family?
-10. Does the Adam in Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling painting have a navel?

9. I think she was Edith's cousin.

8. A penny

5.Earth

7. a small (Ford?) car

2. an elephant

10 - i think he does ...

Great answers! #8 is close, but not correct.

6. Stephen Hawking

Nice try, but nope.

3. Evidence that looks the same backward and forward?

Nope, that's palindromology. Try again, Bob!

3. footprints, as in the mud?

Footprints could conceivably be studied for it, but that's not the answer.

3. how 'bout fossils then

Nope

Hmmm...okay. How about evidence left behind by the suspect such as personal belongings or random body parts

6 - taking a stab at winston churchill ?

8. a silver sixpence

Good stab, niteowl, and well done Flo!

Random body parts? Keep trying, Cue.

6. from footprints, I'm guessing spores.

Yes! Spores, pollens and minerals. Great guess!

1. Earl Warren

Yes!

4. George Clinton in 1804. V.P to Thomas Jefferson.

Perfect!